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Well it looks like nobody is going to get this one so I will tell you. Sarah Thomas in Worzel Gummidge -she was the waitress at the cafe where he used to go for his cup of tea and slice of cake. I will let somebody else post a new question as the next one I have up my sleeve is a really...

I am going to give it until this evening and then if nobody can come up with the answer I shall reval it as we don't want it stuck here for days. If I do have to give the answer, some of you will kick yourselves when you see it.

You are welcome. I don't remeber the siren. It was very rarely we travelled into Holmfirth when I stayed there, my Aunt would drag her daughter and me into Pennistone or Huddersfield. The only time I got into Holmfirth back then was when he attended the market.

Hello Martin and welcome. My uncle had a farm not too far from Holmfirth, just up the road from the White Horse and he was on the Crossroads -Windmill Farm - it's since been modernised by the people who bought it, they have ruined it's character it was over 400 years old. I have a lot of happy...

It's not June Whitfield. You are right with Michael Bates, er 'Carry On Columbus' definitely not a children's show ;D The second one was a British TV children's show, which might make it difficult for our overseas members. I don't mind if you scour the web for the answer. The actress is still...

It is said that the Town of Northampton was originally called Norse Hampton after the Vikings settled here, this was subsequently taken back by the Kingdom of Mercia prior to the Norman invasion. The Mercia victory led to rejoicing amongst the villagers, and caused great excitement among the...

Michael Bates was in the Navy Lark on a regular basis, but I wasn't thinking of June Whitfield as she only appeared in one maybe Two episodes at most. The second show was more recent and a children's show - that may give you a clue - and it was one of the ladies from Summer Wine who was in it...

I often get this through Yahoo - although not summer wine - I am a member of the Yahoo group Sixties and Seventies football and we often get spam from all kinds of weirdo's, some that even direct you to soft porn sites if you are silly enough to click on the link - which I have not. Yahoo, or...

Totally agree. One thing these people have unfortunately been blessed with is blissful pig-ignorance.

To which Two Summer Wine Actors would you connect John Pertwee? Can you also name the shows?

Eileen Wadkins -she looked like King Faroukh ;D and went around head butting walls according to Foggy. "What did you do at school today Eileen?"

Yes, that was me, I am surprised nobody else has wanted to get involved, Stuart.

I feel like somebody who has lost a dear friend, but at least I can look back on th happy times on my DV D. I know that sounds a bit mushy, but it's just exactly how I feel. :'(

No Ivy either , which I found sad seeing as Jane Freeman was in it from the start. It was wonderful and had me crying with laughter, but despite what Roy Clarke saying he supspected it was going to end it still had the feel that he wrote that as if the series would be back. I shall neber...

Car and Garter - I think ???

That's okay :)

I agree Scruffy, anyone who uses that is just asking for trouble. It usually puts something nasty on your machine just for visiting the PB site, let alone DL anything. It's not worth the risk, IMO.

Glenda is also frightened of mice - she was stood on the table in the episode 'A Short Blast Of Fred Astaire' when Barry was trying to get the mouse from under the cabinet with his wand.

Glenda and Cleggy

That's right George. Hugh Lloyd appeared in the Reunion as Clarence 'Smudger' Smith and he was also the Librarian in 'The Missing Page' (but that was only a brief appearance). The Blood Donor. my favourite dialogue has to be the classic exchange between Hancock and Patrick Cargill: You're AB...